Monday, November 21st, 2011

Françoise Bettencourt asked some of the insurance-lives of his mother after she had spent an agreement with her mother. 93 million euros are at stake Françoise Bettencourt asked some of the insurance-lives of his mother after she had a gracious past with his mother. 93 million euros are at stake ...

Friday, November 4th, 2011

The OECD will publish at the G20 a new list of tax havens. Switzerland and Liechtenstein can be found on the gray list for not been transparent enough. Nine other states, including Panama, the Seychelles and Botswana, are in a blacklist. French President Nicolas Sarkozy said on Friday that ...

The BoE injects 75 billion pounds of cash

Thursday, October 6th, 2011

The Bank of England injected 75 billion pounds of additional liquidity in the UK economy to support a faltering recovery and protect against the effects of the crisis in the euro area and the global slowdown. The BoE's decision on Thursday to bring its program of asset purchases to ...

Wall Street has suffered from the pessimistic picture of the Fed

Wednesday, September 21st, 2011

Wall Street fell sharply Wednesday, investors have been stung by the bleak economic conditions compiled by the U.S. Federal Reserve even as it announced new measures to support the activity. The Dow Jones Industrial 30 yielded 2.49%, or 283.82 points at 11,124.84. The S & P-500, wider, lost 35.33 ...

IMF urges European leaders to support growth

Tuesday, September 20th, 2011

The weight of public debt, the slowdown and turmoil in financial markets threaten the economic recovery in Europe and requiring a quick reaction from political leaders and the ECB, said Tuesday the International Monetary Fund. In his new "World Economic Outlook", the IMF cut its growth forecast to 1.6% ...

Values ​​to follow the Paris Stock Exchange

Monday, September 19th, 2011

Values ​​to follow, Monday, the Paris Bourse. * BANKS - The Fall of banks to the Paris Bourse and doubts about their strength threatens the economy by depressing household and pushing companies to delay their hiring and investment, analysts and professionals. French banks have agreed to exchange more ...

Spain is moving in the way of a golden rule on the deficit

Tuesday, August 30th, 2011

The Socialist government and the Popular Party (PP) opposition said Tuesday they have agreed to hold a parliamentary debate Friday on the amendment to cap the country's structural deficit to 0.4% of domestic product (GDP) over the duration of a cycle. The Spanish socialist government announced late last week ...

European shares open up after Jackson Hole

Monday, August 29th, 2011

European stock markets opened up Monday in the wake of Wall Street and Asian stock markets, markets enjoying a renewed hope for investors Friday after the speech of the President of the Federal Reserve in Jackson Hole. Ben Bernanke said the Fed would meet two days in September, instead ...

Rates decline after the Greek aid plan

Monday, July 25th, 2011

Bond rates to 10 years in Greece fell to 14.208% 15.988% Thursday against the closure. Their level of mid-April. Those of Portugal and Ireland also relax. Greek bond yields have fallen back sharply Friday in a debt market that breathed, benefiting from the introduction of a bailout of the ...

New aid plan of 160 billion euros for Greece

Saturday, July 23rd, 2011

The banks will participate and a default is not removed. Nicolas Sarkozy sees some action "the beginning of a European Monetary Fund," and announces upcoming proposals to improve European economic governance. Nicolas Sarkozy at the European Summit of 21 July 2011. The euro area has been on the table ...